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Now that’s a fun, interesting shot — so what’s the story behind it??? I’ll be waiting to hear!!!
That is a nice balancing act!
Okaaaaay. Very interesting, indeed. 🙂 It’s a fun picture.
Love their costumes and smiles to go along with it.
…and with dazzling costumes!
Holding hands on stilts AND ??????? Please don’t leave us up in air, biting our nails and wondering what comes next. You’re a tease.
If only I had good balance! It must be fun to be that tall.
Great picture. I would have to be holding on to more than someone’s hand if I tried to walk on stilts. 🙂
Wow, such talent, and pretty too.
@LeedsLass – Hey I couldn’t explain it, because it is Wordless Wednesday and I always follow the rules, if the rules happen to serve my purposes that is.
I am attending a convention in Dallas and a vendor hired these two to help promote his products. I’m not sure it worked because I don’t remember the company nor the products.
Welcome to the world of trade shows. You probably would have remembered the booth, the company and the product if the attraction had been a couple of Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders. Right?
Wild! Notice how slim this makes her look!
I forgot the first word “Wordless” apologies if I’ve almost made you break the rules. I find that so funny re. you’re not remembering a product, I find the same applies with tv adverts.